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Bulgarian singer Dara was welcomed by crowds at Sofia's Vasil Levski Airport following her victory at the Eurovision Song Contest.
A funeral parlour in Kariega mistakenly swapped the bodies of two deceased men, leading one family to bury a stranger. The incident is currently under police investigation, and the funeral home has apologized and provided compensation to…
The ANC regional executive committee in Nelson Mandela Bay has nominated three candidates for the mayoral position: Babalwa Lobishe, Wandisile Jikeka, and Buyelwa Mafaya.
The author analyzes South Africa's Q1 2026 labour statistics, arguing that current neoliberal fiscal policies and government failures have led to significant job losses.
The article reports on allegations of sexual assault made by Ruby Rose against Katy Perry on social media. It also details Perry's team's denial of the claims and lists previous public accounts of inappropriate behavior attributed to the…
The article reports on escalating tensions between Iran, the US, and Israel, including threats of air strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure and ongoing Israeli military actions in Lebanon.
Amnesty International reports that global executions reached a 40-year high in 2025, largely driven by a significant increase in Iran.
Agiloft and Procurement Magazine are promoting an upcoming webinar on June 9th regarding the integration of AI and Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) in procurement.
The Russian Transport Ministry reported an increase in trade turnover and transport flow between Russia and China for 2025. The report highlights growth in road transport volumes and an increase in permits issued to Russian carriers.
David Lammy, the UK Deputy Prime Minister, has dismissed speculation regarding a timetable for Keir Starmer's departure from leadership.
The High Anti-Corruption Court confirmed that the bail for Andrey Yermak, former head of the Ukrainian presidential office, has been paid in full.
The Israel Defense Forces reported striking over 30 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon within a 24-hour period. The military stated these targets included weapon storage, observation posts, and personnel involved in planning attacks.
The Executive Committee of World Gymnastics has lifted restrictions on Russian athletes, permitting them to compete under their national flag and anthem across five disciplines.
The article reports on the poor condition of cemeteries in Nelson Mandela Bay, citing issues such as tombstone theft, flood damage, and lack of security.
The Herald is announcing the 35th instalment of the Citizens of the Year Awards, an initiative supported by Nelson Mandela University to honor individuals making positive changes in their communities.
The article predicts potential filming locations for the sixth season of the Netflix series 'Emily in Paris', focusing on various Greek islands.
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck Liuzhou in southern China's Guangxi region, resulting in at least two deaths and the collapse of over a dozen buildings.
The Australian federal police and other officials have testified before a parliamentary inquiry regarding the logistical and financial burdens of seizing and destroying illegal tobacco and vapes.
The article reports on a parliamentary investigation into the granting of security clearance to Peter Mandelson, specifically focusing on the potential testimony of Corin Robertson.
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and NHS Alliance have warned that understaffing and financial constraints are compromising patient safety in the NHS.